PONTIAC, MI-Tours will be held Monday for those interested redeveloping the former home of the Detroit Lions. Proposals are due Sept. 23, and "the sky's the limit," one official says.

DETROIT-Michigan Economic Development Corp., a public-private entity melded with the state government, receives accolades from Site Selection magazine for its SmartZones, brownfield redevelopment tax credits and Pfizer's expansion in Ann Arbor.

DETROIT-A 260,000-sf Federal Reserve Bank office and processing center east of I-75 bounded by Warren, Russell and Forrest avenues is expected to cost $65 million, statrting with $3.2 million in tax increment financing to prepare a contaminated site for redevelopment.

DETROIT-The former GM headquarters now houses 16 state departments and agencies after a $116-million renovation. That puts the 508,000-sf Labor Building and the 242,000-sf Plaza building on the market.

DETROIT-Livingston County's Economic Development Council makes appointments to go over expansion paybacks such as tax rebates, job training and infrastructure assistance.

DETROIT-The 270,000-sf Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health, named after the Arbor Drugs drugstore chain founder, will replace crowded and outdated Shapero Hall. The state paid 75% of the cost of the project.

SOUTHFIELD, MI-A $3.2-million rehabilitation of the 25-year-old building boosted savings to $621,000 per year for owners and tenants. The Energy Star Label designation is the first received by an Oakland County building.

PITTSFIELD TOWNSHIP, MI-The already booming area can't handle more large development. As a result, the township purchases a 530-acre parcel and plans to turn it into a public park and develop government offices.